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psychosocial support.

Psychosocial counselling supports you

  • in case of signs of psychological complaints (concentration difficulties, sadness, self-esteem problems, loneliness)
  • if you are overwhelmed with study-related issues (stress, procrastination, exam anxiety, motivation)
  • for all personal problems that you find stressful and for which you would like support, as a decision-making aid and in conflict situations.

The contact people at the Deggendorf Campus are the social pedagogue Ilona Ditze and Julia Penzkofer.
In case you're not sure if you're in the right place, feel free to ask.

Please make an appointment via mail or phone:
E-Mail: psy-beratung@th-deg.de
Phone: +49 991 3615-8399

 

Students at the campus in Cham can also use the contact details above to make an appointment, stating their place of study. On-site consultation hours take place every two weeks on Fridays.

 

Students at the European Campus Rottal-Inn in Pfarrkirchen are welcome to contact the StuCoS (Student Counselling Service) at ECRI.
The pedagogue Ms Claudia Nikitsin is the contact person here. Please make an appointment with her by sending an e-mail to stucos-ecri@th-deg.de.

faqs

 

Depending on demand, the average waiting time is about 2 weeks. In the case of very urgent appointments, this can also be shortened accordingly.

 

No. Psychosocial counselling is free of charge for all students.

 

Yes, counselling can also be done online via teams. For this, you will simply receive a link so that you can attend the counselling appointment.

 

Counselling is offered in German and English at both the Deggendorf Campus and the Pfarrkirchen Campus (ECRI).

 

Counselling works preventively with your personal resources and supports you in developing the necessary skills to deal with the situation.

Therapy is more of a (curative) intervention that includes treatment, healing and coping. I.e. in the case of strong psychological issues in the area of anxiety, depression, compulsions, etc., the therapy can be used as a preventive measure.

 

  • Decelerate - Give yourself breaks from social media, news, etc. so that you are not flooded or even disturbed by too much information. You can, for example, only selectively catch up on the news 1-2 times a week so as not to be overwhelmed with a flood of information.
  • Relaxation - Go into nature, go for a walk or do some kind of sport to get a balance to the stressful everyday life.
  • Get enough sleep and make sure you have a good sleep-wake cycle.
  • Surround yourself with people who are good for you and enrich your life. Maintain your contacts with family, friends, partners, etc. Seek support and help others.
  • Be open to new things and try something different.
  • Pursue your passions and find out how you can realise them or where you can get involved.

 

 

  • 7Mind Study offers a free subscription for students. There you will find guided meditations on various topics! Information and registration can be found on the 7Mind website.

You can find more information here:

https://ilearn.th-deg.de/course/view.php?id=14723

https://ilearn.th-deg.de/course/view.php?id=13141

https://ilearn.th-deg.de/course/view.php?id=17226

 

In the event of a crisis, you can contact the following centres:

Caritas Deggendorf: +49 991 3897-0

Caritas association for the district of Cham e.V.: 0 99 71 / 84 69 - 0

Women's helpline Deggendorf: 0991/382460, info@frauennotruf-deggendorf.de, Montag – Freitag 08:00 – 21:00 Uhr

Every Thursday from 15:00-17:30 Consultation hours at the Deggendorf campus

Violence against women: +49 8000 116 016

Sexual abuse helpline (d/m/f): +49 800 2255530

International helplines: www.telefonseelsorge.de/international-helplines

Angermühle Clinic Deggendorf (outpatient or inpatient therapy): +49 991 370 55-69

Caritas Association District Rottal-Inn: +49 8561 30070

Crisis service Bavaria: 0800/6553000, 24/7 erreichbar

Plattling social psychiatric service:: 09931 89609 0

Telephone counselling service:  +49 800-111 0 111 | +49 800-111 0 222, 24/7 erreichbar

Weißer Ring e.V. (victim support): 116006